Automate 2026
A large technical trade-show example focused on fast exhibitor search, clear navigation, and a dense show floor.
Open the Automate map Event map examples
See the map in the context of a real event.
Every show floor has its own shape, audience, and priorities. These live examples show how Mapboot can support attendee search, exhibitor discovery, wayfinding, and booth reservations across different kinds of events.
Live examples
Different event types, the same goal: make the floor easier to use.
The examples below are organized by the problem they are designed to solve, so buyers can compare the parts of the experience that are relevant to their own event.
Miami Home Show
A consumer expo example that brings exhibitor discovery, booth reservations, extras, and organizer workflow into the public map.
Open the Miami Home Show mapPhiladelphia Auto Show
A public-event example designed for fast brand lookup, show-floor orientation, and visitor-friendly wayfinding.
Open the Philadelphia Auto Show mapBOMA/Suburban Chicago EXPO
A business-expo example where visitors need to find vendors, services, and show-floor destinations without friction.
Open the BOMA EXPO mapWhat to look for
Try the parts of the experience your event needs most.
When you open an example, search for an exhibitor or category, inspect a profile, move around the floor plan, and look at how the map behaves on a smaller screen. That is the quickest way to judge whether a live, browser-based map would improve the attendee journey for your event.
- Try search using a company name, a category, or a product-related keyword.
- Open exhibitor details to see how the listing connects back to the booth.
- Test navigation and map movement as if you were arriving at the event for the first time.
Built around the event in front of you
A useful map should reflect the way your event actually works.
Some events need a better public search experience. Others need to make booth selection clearer or help visitors navigate a larger venue. The shared foundation is a map that is easy to keep current and flexible enough to support the work around it.
Find what matters
Search, profiles, and wayfinding help people make better use of their limited time on site.
Be easier to discover
Profiles and relevant keywords give exhibitors more than a booth number in a static list.
Keep the map useful
Manage details from the dashboard and add the upgrades that fit the specific event.
Want to see what this could look like for your event?
We can talk through the map, the attendee experience, and the features that would be useful for your show.